Yes, @jit from the Numba package can enable automatic parallelization. Numba automatically parallelizes CPU-bound code by generating optimized machine code for the target architecture. This can be achieved using the "parallel" parameter in the @jit decorator. However, not all code is suitable for automatic parallelization, and manual parallelization might be needed in some cases.
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